Like a Rubik's Cube? Like a crystal? What exactly is Skyworth’s hottest new product?

I believe everyone knows about "black holes". Its gravity is extremely strong, making the escape velocity within the event horizon greater than the speed of light. Therefore, a black hole is an object whose space-time curvature is so great that even light cannot escape from its event horizon. The reason why a black hole appears black is that light cannot escape. So what is the reason why a monitor displays black?

The screen itself of the previous LCD TV did not emit light. It relied on a backlight source to illuminate the liquid crystal in the screen to display different colors. The screen using this technology used the order of the liquid crystal when displaying black. It blocks the backlight from passing through, so the screen appears black. This black feeling is like shining a light on a black paper, and the existence of the backlight can still be seen.

As people’s requirements for TV picture quality increase, OLED TVs appear in people’s field of vision. With the self-illumination characteristics of each pixel, it brings a purer black field performance and can create a traditional display. Advantages that technology cannot match. So taking black holes as an example, OLED displays are the best choice for displaying black hole photos.

In recent years, there have been more and more OLED TVs on the market, and many brands have shifted their development direction to OLED large-screen TVs. When talking about the "leader" in the OLED market, it is easy to think of Skyworth, which has been deeply involved in the OLED market for a long time. Skyworth did not stop at creating OLED large-screen TVs, but began to move into more blue oceans. At every quarterly press conference, people will see Skyworth’s innovation and understanding of the future, and I think this summer press conference is no exception. This can be seen from the latest concept map released by Skyworth. The latest poster is a large cube in the shape of a Rubik's cube made up of multiple cubes. If you look closely, you can feel that there is a crystal-like structure in it. Does this hint at the breakthrough innovation of Skyworth Xiafa’s new products? Come and check it out with me!

l Each is independent, but combined into a whole? Is the ecosystem of Skyworth smart home completed?

The small cubes in the concept map do not touch each other, but they form a whole. Recall that in the concept drawing released by Skyworth before, there are two robot hands that are about to touch and the touching robot hand in another picture, and when they come into contact, the original black and white hands also turn into color. I think this is the interconnection in smart homes. After the connection between smart homes is formed, the two become one. The latest concept map here also has this meaning. Small cubes join together to form a large system, which may mean that Skyworth is one step closer to the deployment of smart homes.

Recall the PANEL smart small screen released by Skyworth a few months ago. It can interconnect smart homes through adsorption. It uses a small screen to intelligently connect with a large screen, allowing users to see wherever they go. . I guess that the new product may also be part of the smart home ecosystem, maybe PANEL 2 generation, or other small screen products, which can further complete the smart home ecosystem.

l The arrangement of crystals forms a "crystal group"? The copywriting reveals the secrets of new products!

I said earlier that these cubes are also like crystals. So can it be understood that the processor of the new product has been increased or has been greatly upgraded? Until I noticed the slogan on the side "Twice the smoothness, twice the beauty" and "Ignore the frame rate" below, I couldn't help but guess that Skyworth's new product should have a great improvement in picture smoothness. While the picture quality has improved, the picture has also become smoother. In addition, the W81 TV series previously released by Skyworth took advantage of the self-luminous and flexible characteristics of the OLED screen. The thinnest part of the screen is only 4.6mm. If the new product is a TV, the thickness should be There will be new breakthroughs.

Smarter, thinner, faster and smoother - according to the concept map, Skyworth's new products should have innovations in these four aspects. As for the degree of smoothness, "ignore the number of frames" The word seems to imply domineeringly that after the improvement of the TV processor, the smoothness of the picture has improved significantly.

What kind of future will Skyworth, a company dedicated to innovation, show us at the summer conference on July 22? No one can make an accurate judgment, but I believe everyone must have some ideas after reading my conjecture. Let me know in the comment area!